New 28 Stude Owner Needs Parts

[28stude]

Just bought a 28 Commander with the Big 6. I'm going to need some help from the pros out there.

Here's what I know:
Engine and chassis numbers:

serial #: 4081414
Firewal #: EW-W 22958
Bottom of the engine block: G 6 17
Head #: G622 112588-2

This car has been stored for 30 years! Got the engine running. Sounds great. Carr will need a complete restoration but is pretty complete. I do need a few parts so anyone can help, it would be appreciated.

Needed:
1 - Tilt Ray 9 1/4 - 9 3/8" lense
Radiator cap - Threaded style
1 hood latch
Windshield wiper blade
All new rubber seals - doors, windows, etc.
Lower rear door hinge
2 - rear window cranks
Cold and Advance control levers/knobs
Front window crank out assy.

I hope to post some pictures once I get them uploaded to my web site.

Any help would be apprecated.

Rick

[28stude]

I could also use ANY information you guys may have about what I have bought. I'd like to know the HP rating on this engine too. I have seen a number of engine number lists and yet I can't find this one on any of them so I don't know much about it. The carb is made by Stewart #J2B5 which I also don't find on any of the lists.

The exhast and the carb are on the drivers side by the way. A lot of the pirtures I have seen they are on the pass side.

This is the oldest car I have so I have a lot to learn.

Rick

28 Studebaker Commander
66 Ford Galaxie 7-Litre Hardtop
66 Ford Galaxie 7-Litre Convertable - 4 speed
55 Pontiac Chieftain
89 Mustang GT

[raprice]

Rick,
Since you are now the proud owner of a '28 Stude, I would suggest that you contact the Antique Studebaker Club. You can access them through Google or Yahoo.
These folks are owners of pre-WWII Studes and could probably be of help to you. They also publish a terrific magazine.
Best of luck.
Rog

'59 Lark Regal Hardtop

[Scott]

Rick,
It isn't that we don't like pre-war cars or anything, it's just that Studebaker made so many kinds of cars most of the people around here seem to know the most about post war Studebakers. I don't think the antique Studebaker club has a forum as nice as this, but maybe they've added one lately on the antique Studebaker club website.

I for one would still like to hear more about your car. If you can put a link to a picture in a post, that would be great!